British Test Row Ends With Narrow Win
A fragmented notice reports a 1963 cricket Test match outcome with British teams competing, a tight finish and brief scoring notes. Names and precise details are unreadable in the surviving text.
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13 Nov 1963
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Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Nov 13, 1963
Page
1
We the venaries crowd Arthur The Italian ally
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Arthur
Aly
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Endowment and Housing Plan Promised by Liberal Leader
Prime Minister Robert Menzies announced in a national policy speech a Liberal Labor Coalition style growth program. The plan includes a home-building subsidy for young couples, low interest housing loans, expanded education scholarships, higher child endowment, expanded medical benefits, and northern development with a National Development division. He defended Labour’s policies as inflationary and pledged continued defence and foreign policies. Public broadcasts reached nationwide audiences with details to follow in Parliament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Robert Menzies
Robert
Sir Robert
Liberal-C.p
Australia
McEwen
Holt
Koo-* Yong
Young Liberal Movement
Kew Town Hall
Kooyong
Commonwealth
National Roads Authority
Department of National Development
Liberal Party
Calwell
Victoria
N.S.W
A.C
Labour policies and costs absorbed by Sir Robert
Whitlam accuses Sir Robert Menzies of absorbing Labour policies and costs after Calwell’s ALP policy speech. He cites past rejections of child endowment and scholarships, noting shifts to road funding, a roads authority, and petrol price cuts while defending external security and social benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Menzies
Labour
Whitlam
RT. Hawke
ALP
Corio
Robert
Mr. Calwell
A.L.P
Rober
Queen Seeks East West Confidence Trade Growth
The Queen urged steady East West confidence and expansion of commerce among Commonwealth nations as Parliament opened its new session. She emphasized defence cohesion, peace efforts, and reduced trade barriers while noting tariffs talks and UN trade conferences as paths to increased international and Commonwealth trade.
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London
A.a.p.reuter
Elizabeth
Expana St Sumer
West Berlin
Germany
Europe
Fighter Wrecks Woman and Pilot Escape House Fire
A plane crash near Malfield injures no one despite destroying most of a residence. Pilot Officer Ronald Slater, 22, reports losing control during a training spin and ejecting safely as the Sabre jet crashed into the back of the home. Widow Edyth Verleigh Tillitzki, 65, walked from the house unharmed as flames and debris enveloped the building.
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Edyth Verleigh Tillitzki
Sunnyside Street
Malfield
Ronald Alexander Slater
Westamer Street
Launceston
Slater
Williamtown
RAAF
Lone Trip Cut Short Near Apia
William Willis, 70, American mariner, beached his trimaran six miles from Apia Samoa after 130 days at sea. He drifted about 7500 miles from Callao to Samoa hoping to reach Sydney. His two cats Kiki and Aussie survived. Heavy seas forced him to signal distress with the American flag upside down. He plans repairs and a new attempt toward Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
William Wil
Apia
Willis
Australia
Move To Avoid Brawl At Next Stomp Dance
Organiser Leo Heimburger plans a safer Stomp dance at the YWCA Hall in three weeks with two professional doormen. Police to patrol and stage restrictions at the hall after last Saturday’s brawls between Surfies and Rockers.
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Leo Heimburger
Y.W.C.A
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